The term bear is a word that is used to define certain carnivorous mammals belonging to the Ursid family. They are characterized by being animals of great height and volume, they are generally omnivores since despite eating meat they also feed on fruits and roots, they can be located in South America, North America and Asia. Depending on their species, their size and weight can vary, the largest bears can measure up to 3 meters in height and weigh almost a ton, the males being larger than the females, physically they are animals with small eyes and ears., with short limbs and a voluminous body covered with abundant fur that can be white, spotted, black or brown. They are plantigrade animals since when walking they rest on the entire sole of the foot.
The most popular species of bears are panda bears, due to their peculiar fur, they inhabit Asia, and their diet is based on bamboo, unfortunately they are currently in danger of extinction. There are also polar bears, they live in very cold areas, their fur is white and they are characterized by being one of the largest bears that live on earth.
The smaller females tend to reproduce at a very early age compared to the larger females, who do so at an age between 4 and nine years, during hibernation the female gives birth to the cubs in her bear (cave where they live bears), once the winter is over, they go out in search of food. Bears are mammals that like to walk alone, except for mothers who walk with their young. The main predators of bears are wolves and ferocious cats, who especially like to attack their young.
At present, bears are in danger of extinction, which is why many organizations have established laws to preserve the life of these mammals, since they are seriously threatened by hunters who seek their skin, or to deliver them to circus owners. where they are mistreated.
